dmeiser

Thanks for the heads up. I was hoping to get it to display publicly – on an upcoming events page.

Nevermind this post.

What I actually want to have happen is to do this with pluggable functions:

my_override_function( var1, var2 ) {
if ( some_other_var ) var2 = some_other_var;
wp_pluggable_function( var1, some_other_var );
}

mindpower74:

I realized that this was a rather dumb fix for myself, maybe not for you. Let me preface this by saying my layout is subsite, not subdirectory. The only thing I needed to do to fix this was to go back and add the OpenID URL for each subsite, as well.

I did not go back and check with the 3.0 code to see what caused this change. My guess would be something about what the originating URL of the login (eg – in a layout with https://www.site1.com and https://www.site2.com, maybe the originating URL for both had been https://www.site1.com).

I want to confirm that this is happening. I’m seeing this on my website too.

Is there any fix for this?

I posted the suggestion on your boards. Thanks!

jenz:

If I wanted to contribute by, say, exposing a bunch of the cycle options to the shortcode api, would you be open to that?

@andrea_r:

Is there a way to make this happen without having to do this every time you create a new site?